Sentence examples for pictures of death from inspiring English sources

Seeing pictures of death.

"We don't have many pictures of death," Vineet said.

Heartbreaking TV pictures of death and destruction must certainly have aroused consternation and stirred the conscience of every family from Cairo to Baghdad, and from Riyadh to Rabat.

The pictures of death and destruction in New Orleans, which conveyed the impression that the federal government was powerless to intercede here at home, did untold damage to the Bush Administration's reputation.

In the days before the United States Supreme Court upheld Robert Alton Harris's stay of execution last month, Mr. Van de Kamp held daily press briefings in front of pictures of death row inmates.

By the next day I knew all my friends were okay, but I kept hearing stories about people who had been blown up or seriously hurt, and I remember seeing all the scarring pictures of death.

The advances of modern medical science have irrevocably changed the picture of death.

First seen standing in a window shaped like a coffin, Snape enters gravely, a picture of death.

The poem ends with a description of the plague at Athens, a sombre picture of death contrasting with that of spring and birth in the invocation to Venus, with which it opens.

The poem ends with a description of the plague at Athens, a sombre picture of death that contrasts with the depiction of spring and birth in the invocation to Venus with which the poem opens.

McCann is at home in all of the lives he explores – the young artists who were driving the car that hit Corrigan's van, undone by the picture of death; the mother of Jazzlyn, herself a prostitute, handcuffed at the funeral, imprisoned in her grief; and her orphaned grand-daughters, who grow through the tragedy and provide the book's redemptive note.